This author wrote about how a stranger beats Tom Sargent and Little Jimmy Weezer at fiddling in "The Mountain Whippoorwill", while in another work, John discovers that inhabitants of the "Place of the Gods" are only people whose power overcame good judgment. In addition to [*] "By the Waters of Babylon", his poem "American Names" ends with the line "Bury my heart at Wounde
This author wrote about how a stranger beats Tom Sargent and Little Jimmy Weezer at fiddling in "The Mountain Whippoorwill", while in another work, John discovers that inhabitants of the "Place of the Gods" are only people whose power overcame good judgment. In addition to [*] "By the Waters of Babylon", his poem "American Names" ends with the line "Bury my heart at Wounded Knee", while in another story, a jury trial presided over by Judge Hathorne rules in favor of Jabez Stone against Mr. Scratch. For 10 points, name this author of John Brown's Body and "The Devil and Daniel Webster".
This author wrote about how a stranger beats Tom Sargent and Little Jimmy Weezer at fiddling in "The Mountain Whippoorwill", while in another work, John discovers that inhabitants of the "Place of the Gods" are only people whose power overcame good judgment.
Stephen Vincent {Benet}